The Spectator, Volume 7J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1769 |
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Page 50
... feems to acknowledge no fuperior , and to defy all contradiation , prevail over that defe ence and refig- nation with which the modeft man implores that fa- • vourable opinion which the other feems to command ? 6 " " As the cafe at ...
... feems to acknowledge no fuperior , and to defy all contradiation , prevail over that defe ence and refig- nation with which the modeft man implores that fa- • vourable opinion which the other feems to command ? 6 " " As the cafe at ...
Page 137
... feemed indifferent to him , to iffue • out certain edicts as uncontrolable and unalterable as the laws of the Medes and Perfians . He is by turns . outrageous , peevish ... feems to affect empire until that time N ° 508 137 THE SPECTATOR .
... feemed indifferent to him , to iffue • out certain edicts as uncontrolable and unalterable as the laws of the Medes and Perfians . He is by turns . outrageous , peevish ... feems to affect empire until that time N ° 508 137 THE SPECTATOR .
Page 182
... feems almoft of a different nature . If after this we look into the feveral inward perfections of cunning and fagacity , or what we generally call inflinct , we find them rifing after the fame manner imperceptibly one above another ...
... feems almoft of a different nature . If after this we look into the feveral inward perfections of cunning and fagacity , or what we generally call inflinct , we find them rifing after the fame manner imperceptibly one above another ...
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